Veterinary & Equine

For the athletes who can't tell you where it hurts.

The same non-invasive, drug-free regenerative technology PureExos brings to people — adapted for horses, dogs, and cats. Equine PEMF, whole-body PEMF, and consult-gated animal biologics, for the animals who give everything and ask for nothing.

Why animals

They recover the same way we do.

Horses, dogs, and cats rely on the same underlying biology people do — the same cellular signaling, the same need to recover between efforts. What they can't do is tell you when something feels off, or sit still for a long, invasive routine.

That's exactly why non-invasive, drug-free recovery technology fits the animal world so well. A performance horse, a working dog, an aging companion — all of them benefit from support that's gentle, hands-free, and built around the body's own processes.

"The performance-horse and working-dog worlds have used recovery technology for years. We bring it under one roof — with the standards we hold for people."
Who we support

Equine, canine, and feline.

From the barn to the living room — recovery and wellness support tailored to how each animal lives and moves.

Equine

Horses

Performance, sport, and senior horses. Equine PEMF is already a familiar tool in the show, racing, and dressage worlds — for recovery support between efforts and everyday comfort.

  • Performance & sport horses
  • Working & ranch horses
  • Senior & retired horses
Canine

Dogs

Sporting, working, and companion dogs. Canine rehabilitation and PEMF support are widely used for active dogs and aging pets alike — gentle, drug-free, and easy to build into a routine.

  • Agility, hunting & working dogs
  • Post-activity recovery support
  • Senior & companion dogs
Feline

Cats

Companion and senior cats. Non-invasive, low-stress recovery and wellness support designed for animals that don't tolerate handling or long sessions well.

  • Senior & companion cats
  • Low-stress, hands-free sessions
  • Everyday comfort & wellness
The technology

Two technologies, adapted for animals.

Core technologies from the PureExos human ecosystem, applied to veterinary and equine recovery.

Bio-Electromagnetic

LIMFA® for Animals

Signal · equine & canine

Programmable bio-electromagnetic field technology, applied to equine and canine recovery — non-invasive, hands-free support at the level of cellular signaling. The same technology used in elite human sport, per the manufacturer.

Ask about LIMFA for animals →
Whole-Body PEMF

KLOUD PEMF

Signal · equine, canine, feline

Broadband PEMF in a portable mat format. The KLOUD VET-SET lets you share the same technology with your animals — slide the PEMF mat into a horse blanket for hands-free, targeted positioning, or add the KLOUD Cover to use it with other animals. Flexible, calm, and easy to position in barn, clinic, or home.

Ask about KLOUD for animals →
Animal biologics

Exosomes for animals.

MSC-derived exosomes are studied across veterinary regenerative science, with particular interest in the equine and canine worlds. As with our human program, animal exosomes are not an over-the-counter purchase.

Access is consultation-gated, with appropriateness for the animal determined through that consultation. Educational information only — not a treatment claim, and not FDA-approved.

"The same standard we hold for human biologics — consult-gated and documented — applied to the animal world."
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Built for people. Adapted for the animals they love.

Whether it's a performance horse, a working dog, or an aging companion, our team will help you find the right technology and where it fits. Tell us about your animal.

PureExos veterinary and equine offerings provide non-invasive device technology and consultation-gated biologic options for animals. Device and biologic access is directed by a licensed veterinarian, who determines whether any approach is appropriate for the animal. MSC-derived exosomes and other biologics are provided for educational information only, are not FDA-approved, and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease in animals or humans. Individual results vary. Consult a licensed veterinarian regarding any animal health concern.